CESRAN International

We are thrilled to announce the 13th Annual Conference on International Studies (#CESRAN2026), taking place from July 07-10, 2026, at the ELTE Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary. For more information, visit our official website: cesranconference.org

We are honoured to announce that Professor István Tarrósy from the University of Pécs will deliver a keynote speech at the upcoming CESRAN International Conference. Keynote Title: “The Evolving International Order from Global South Perspectives” 📍 Join us for this exceptional academic and policy discussion. 🔗 More details: cesranconference.org #CESRAN #InternationalRelations #GlobalOrder #LiberalWorldOrder #AcademicConference #IRScholarship #Geopolitics #globalsouth #internationalorder

Online participation of Prof. Michael Cox as one of the keynote speaker at the @CESRANevent is confirmed. I will definitely ask about my theorisation efforts of “regional multipolarity”. Stayed tuned for the next one. @OzgurTufekci

📢Call for Papers is OPEN for the 13th CESRAN International Studies Conference (#CESRAN2026) 📍ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary 🗓️ 7-10 July 2026 ⏳Submission Deadline: 25 Mar. 2026 Submit your abstract or panel proposal today! 🔗 Details & Submission: cesranconference.org/?p=62

We are honoured to announce that Professor Nicholas J. Wheeler from the University of Birmingham will deliver a keynote speech at the upcoming CESRAN International Conference #CESRAN2026. 🗓 Submission deadline: March 25, 2026 🔗 More details: cesranconference.org

Given that global turmoils has peeked nowadays, it is imperative to discuss future projections. @CESRANevent will be an appropriate platform to do that. Another prominent scholar as keynote speaker will be announced soon.

"The Oil Factor Remains A Significant Concern That Looms Over The Conflict In Iran" by Professor Bulent Gokay This article explores how oil markets, energy security, and great-power competition intersect in the evolving crisis. Read the full analysis: cesran.org/the-oil-factor…

We are honoured to announce that Professor Nicholas J. Wheeler from the University of Birmingham will deliver a keynote speech at the upcoming CESRAN International Conference #CESRAN2026. 🗓 Submission deadline: March 25, 2026 🔗 More details: cesranconference.org

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📢 Call for Papers Novus Orbis: Journal of Politics and International Relations invites submissions for the special issue: “The Mughal Empire in Global History: Perspectives on its 500th Anniversary.” 📅 Abstract deadline: 15 April 2026 📩 emre.yuruk[@]cesran.org

New article "Trump’s War on Iran and Geopolitical Implications" by Professor Bulent Gokay... Read the full analysis: cesran.org/trumps-war-on-… #Geopolitics #Iran #MiddleEast #GrandStrategy #InternationalRelations #EnergySecurity #Turkey #GlobalOrder

We are honoured to announce that Professor István Tarrósy from the University of Pécs will deliver a keynote speech at the upcoming CESRAN Int. Conference. Keynote Title: “The Evolving International Order from Global South Perspectives” 📍🔗 More details: cesranconference.org

The 1st partner institution is "Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)". 📣 Abstract submissions for #CESRAN2026: 13th Annual Conference on International Studies are now open! 🗓 Submission deadline: March 25, 2026 ‼️ A hybrid/online attendance is also available. cesranconference.org/?p=60

🎓 Partner Spotlight: ELTE Eötvös Loránd University We’re honoured to collaborate with the Contemporary Arab World Centre at the Faculty of Humanities, ELTE Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest)! 🌟 Together, we’re bringing the 13th Annual Conference on International Studies to Budapest (7–10 July 2026), highlighting global perspectives and empowering dialogue across disciplines. 📍 Mark your calendars & follow for more insights! cesranconference.org #CESRAN2026 #ELTE #ArabWorldCentre #Budapest #GlobalScholarship

We are honoured to announce that Professor Michael Cox from the London School of Economics and Political Science will deliver a keynote speech at the upcoming CESRAN International Conference. Professor Cox is one of the most distinguished scholars in International Relations, widely recognised for his influential work on global order, great power politics, and transatlantic relations. His scholarship has significantly shaped contemporary debates on the evolution and future of the international system. Keynote Title “Whatever happened to the liberal world order?” In this thought-provoking keynote, Professor Cox will explore the growing consensus among global leaders—from Davos discussions to major diplomatic engagements—that the international system is experiencing a historic tipping point. The lecture will critically examine how the liberal international order reached its current state of crisis, why warning signs were often overlooked, and what trajectories may shape the future of global governance. This keynote promises to be a highlight of the conference, offering participants a rare opportunity to engage with one of the leading voices analysing the transformation of world politics. 📍 Join us for this exceptional academic and policy discussion. 🔗 More details: cesranconference.org #CESRAN #InternationalRelations #GlobalOrder #LiberalWorldOrder #AcademicConference #IRScholarship #Geopolitics

🎓 New Issue Announcement We are delighted to share the release of the 31st issue of The Rest: Journal of Politics and Development. This issue reflects our ongoing commitment to: ✔ High-quality peer review ✔ International scholarly dialogue ✔ Open-access academic publishing The contributions address critical questions in politics, development, and global order, offering both theoretical and empirical insights. 🔗 Access the issue here: 👉 therestjournal.com/2026/01/30/the… We thank our authors, reviewers, and editorial team for their valuable contributions. #AcademicJournal #PeerReviewed #OpenAccess #PoliticalScience #InternationalRelations

New blog post by Alex Judge (Blog Editor) on "Why Does Trump Think He Can?" cesran.org/why-does-trump…

New blog-post by Tom Dear (Review and Interview Editor) on "Religious Violence in Nigeria: A Two-Pronged Resolution" cesran.org/religious-viol…

Is the US repeating the mistakes of Iraq in Venezuela? This analysis examines Trump’s aggression against Venezuela through the lens of international law, sovereignty, and geopolitics. Read more: cesran.org/making-sense-o… #Venezuela #Trump #Geopolitics #InternationalLaw

From Iraq to Venezuela? A timely analysis of Trump’s interventionist turn, sovereignty violations, and the geopolitics of regime change. by Professor Bulent Gokay cesran.org/making-sense-o…